Eight social facilities were built at the expense of the budget in the north-west of Moscow

Over the past five years, eight social facilities have been built in the northwest of Moscow as part of a Targeted investment program. This was announced on Thursday, May 21, by Vladimir Yefimov, Deputy Mayor of the capital for Urban Planning and Construction.

According to him, the total area of the buildings is about 180,000 square meters, and modern technologies and high-quality materials were used in the construction, Moscow 24 reports.

Yefimov noted that among the facilities are medical facilities, a wedding palace, an educational building and sports complexes located in several districts of the district. He stressed that their creation has improved the conditions for education, sports and medical care.

In particular, a wedding palace with an area of more than 2.9 thousand square meters was opened in Mitin. Alexey Alexandrov, Head of the Civil Engineering Department, added that four sports complexes with a total area of about 60 thousand square meters were also built in the district, including the ice palace in Mnevnikovskaya floodplain, writes NSN. In addition, two medical facilities have been built — an infectious disease treatment and diagnostic complex and an adult polyclinic.